Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1887-10-31

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south ALBANY
Miss Efie f. Patterson is home
from Providence, r. l.
/. NJ. Rowell is painting the W.
NJ. church on the outside.
Geo. Vance has moved into the
house he bought of Mrs. Jesseman.
d. II. Cobb has gone to Fitchburgh,
Mass, to take care of his father.
Mrs. r. ). Mason has girl baby
which weighs only two lbs. and three
ounces.
James Anderson, ST., had a shock
last Wednesday, and lies in critical
condition.
T. NJ. Rowell has stocked the farm
belonging to the Levi Rowell estate,
and Olin Rowell has moved on to it.
VIM. Williams is building a winter
road from Mr.. Ellis to r. Buchan-
ans. 1t is expected that it will be a
great improvement over the old one.
Barton .andin@-
Skinner & Brown have been re-
pairing their flume the past week.
Chicken-pie supper at Ladies' Aid
Society Wednesday afternoon, from
, to o'clock.
Repairs will soon be made on our
depot and platforms workmen are
expected this week.
F. d. Clement goes to Newport
Monday to finish learning the jew
eler's trade of Mr.. Caswen.
f. f. Stafford returned from Bos-
ton Friday morning. Ellis says
trade is driving down that way.
Daniel Skinner and wife returned
home from their western trip Friday
morning, reporting a pleasant trip.
W. G. Twombly has a carload of
good apples this week. Bring your
barrels and get your moneys worth.
The Thespiaps are hard at work
on East Lynne and a farce, which
they will produce on the last of No
vember or first of December.
A. Fletcher is painting his build
ings. The creamery is shingled and
clapboarded, windows are in and
work is progressing fast on it.
At the auction of H. r. Halls and
VIM. b. Twombly's, sheep sold from
$3.50 to 1919 per head, and the
household goods at regular auction
prices.
VIM. b. Twombly and family leave
for Nevada on Tuesday next. They
will visit friends in Illinois on the
way. We are sorry to lose so good
a citizen as Mr.. Twombly.
Will Joslyn moves to the farm
bought of John Trip. John Trip
moves to the house bought of W. B.
Twombly. Willard Trip moves to
the house vacated by Will Joslyn,
and Mr.. Hall into the Willard Trip
house this week.
The O.. A. r. club meet at their
hall at Austin's block on Tuesday
afternoon, November 8, at = O'Clock,
sharp; after business, the veterans
wives, sons and daughters are in
vited at 3 o'clock for a sociable, etc.
Let all come and enjoy a good time.
We have to report the marriages
this week of parties all well known
and respected in this village. (See
marriage notes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hall 90 on to the II. r. Hall place
to reside. Mr.. and Mrs. Colley to
Andover, n. H. May success at
tend them.
Saturday evening, Henry Haselton,
while feeding his cow in the manager,
was struck by the cows horn in the
corner of his right eye between the
nose and eye, making very painful
wound. Stitches had to be taken
and Mr.. Haselton received a hard
shock from the effects.
south Gsa1-ton-
A. 0. Blake has arrived safely in
Stockton, Cal.
Grover l. Drown has been getting
out a lot of granite stone for the rail-
road folks.
White & Bartlett have lot of
men in the woods cutting and skid
ding timber.
Herbert circuit has hired the A. 0.
Blake gristmill, and will stock it with
corn and meal.
Br-O~vni.. tom
Mrs. Ellen Hodges is repairing her
buildings.
Revs. Wheeler and Tracy continue
tho meetings at the Center this week.
Mrs. Geo. Smith, recently hard
sick, is better.
Oscar Hackett has moved to the
S. r. Jenkins farm which was taken
by f. H. Colburn.
Charles Wheeler has sold his inter
est in the Blanding farm to a Mr..
Vincent of Cowansville, ?. O., for
$500.
Jasper Smith received a telegram
from Buffalo, n. Y, last week, an
nouncing the death of his sister, Mrs.
Rozella Weeks.
O. A. Grow fell from the high
beams of his barn recently and was
badly Jared and hurt, but suffered